Nobody gets justice.

So we know Damon Gant nicknamed the Judge, “Udgey,“ but I imagine that’s because it’s a part of his name. Since Gant was on a last-name basis with everyone though, I imagine that would be a part of the Judge’s LAST name. Knowing AA, his first name would most definitely start with a “J,” so they could make a “judge” pun. Considering he’s a lot older than the others, I imagine he would’ve been born sometime between the 1960’s-1970’s (oh wow i wonder what he’d look like with 60’s hair hahaha). The most common name that starts with a “J” at that time was “James.” And, since his name has “Udge” in it, I headcanon his last name to be something like “Udgett” (or Udge, since that is also a common last name in Europe).

Thank you so much @prodigyxprosecutor!! I’m glad you like it! Also, I absolutely LOVE the idea that the Canadian judge’s name is Jesse. That is perfect!! 😄

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an uncomfortably quiet gas station 

a bustling diner that never closes

an old tree with trunks like knives 

a video store with a sign titled ‘ JOIN US ’

the back of a stolen car

a twisting forest that beckons you

an antique shop that smells of death and decay

the lot behind a somber hotel

a forgotten graveyard on the outskirts of town

an abandoned church where the choir continue their song 

a grocery store where no one smiles  

a bar where everyone hums the same song

end of the road

an undisclosed government facility

a howling bonfire where shadows betray you

a police station on edge during a blizzard 

approve of it

am romanticizing it

have a kink with regard to it

think it is okay for anyone to ever do ever

because sometimes my character does things that I absolutely cringe at and which are almost painful to write.

but my writing a villain does not make me a villian